The Coquille Valley sentinel., February 08, 1935, Image 1

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NO. 4.
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, F BID AY. FEBRUARY 8. 1MB.
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Plan Branded a» Fatal to Port
of Bandon By the
F
Western World
....
I The Western World of Bandon sees
To Start Water Maina Work
30 Huskies C oming Thursday
The SERA project in Coquille—
laying 2560 feet of cast iron water
pipe—will start Monday when a crew
will begin cutting through the pave­
ment. The pipe is to be laid from the
point on Front street where the state
highway department widened the
paving last summer. Cast iron pipe
was laid before the new concrete went
down at that time.
j
The new line will run from that
point around the Guss Tillmann ser-
vicsAtaflon ’and up Willard for two
blocks, around the Sentinel corner
and up Second to the highway and
out Taylor, of the highway, to Spur­
geon or Fourth street; thence up that
street to the R. H. Mast residence.
City Engineer Stacer went over to
the SERA headquarters at Marshfield
on Wednesday and secured the list
of names of those eligible to go on to
the job.
“Darktowh Scandals, an all-colored
musical revue, is coming to the Lib­
erty Theatre, next Thursday, Feb.
14, with 30 talented artists on the
stage This is the largest colored
show on the road this season.
There will be not only the evening
performance, but a matinee at 3:15
o’clock will afford opportunity for
those not able to attend at night , to
see this largest road show that has
been in Coquille for years.
The star is Ida Cox, Queen of the
Blues, often referred to as the “Col­
ored Mae West." She has the dis­
tinction of having made more rec­
ords than any other colored blues
singer. You will get the biggest kick
of your life when you hear her sing.
“Real Estate Papa."
Sam Robinson as “Steamboat Bill”
and Bethel Gibson as “Gip” are down
Bill in Legislature to Put County Lining up SERA Projects— Milk
Dealers Must Pay License
Officiate Back on the
Fees of 11.08
1932 Baste
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Text of Bill to Authorize Bond
Issue to Redeem Outstand­
ing Warrants
Mayor Berg and all councilmen ex­
A bill introduced in the legislature
Below ta reproduced the bill, intro­
recently, and introduced by Repre­ cept Everett Seeley were present for
duced in the legislature by Senator
sentatives McCloskey and Carter and Ihti' regular meeting of the oity fath­
Goss and Representative McCldkkey,
Senator Goss, will provide for an in­ ers last Monday evenlrig.
which if enacted into law will permit
No action was taken on the resolu­
crease in pay of Coos county officials,
Coos county to fund its six per cent
if it is passed by both houses and tion of the Methodist Men’s Council
warrants by issuing bonds, to bear
signed by the governor.
The law of Coos county in which a protest
not to exceed five per cent, and
provides that no other compensation was voiced against the repeal of the
which Judge McLain believes can
shall be received by the officials, all statute in "regard to slot machines.
be issued at four per cent. That two
Permission was given, after all
tees being turned into the county
per cent difference in interest rate
treasury. This feature of the law is Street assessments were paid, to move
would mean a 818,000 saving per
one that Judge McLain has'already i the house on Elliott street, next to the
year to Coos county. The bill was
The assess­
announced he would comply with by Frank Dungey home.
introduced at the instigation of
requesting that he not be asked to ments were paid the next day but
Judge
McLain and he has confi­
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perform wedding ceremonies,
the old house is now being demolish­
dence that it will be enacted into law.
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“Because of the small tributary C. H. S. at North Bend Tonight
The salary increases named in the ed. E. D. Brodie expects to build a
It is l^nown as Senate Bill No. 130,
Water to Be Off Sunday
bill are as follows:
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J area, he does not consider that water­
new house on the site.
and reads as follows:
The Coquille Red Devils will play
borne commerce sufficient to justify
A restaurant license was granted
Coquillexlty water will be off Sun­
County judge, from 82,000 to 83,-
the Bull Dogs at North Bend this
such an expenditure can be reason­
Lisle Goodwin for the Quelle Cafe. day afternoon at two o’clock to per­ A Rill—For an act authorizing coun­
400
evening, both A and B teams of the
ably expected to develop.
County commissioners, from 85 to ; City Engineer Stacer reported that mit the department to flush the pipes
ties to issue funding bonds, and
two schools clashing.
“The Board of Engineers for Riv­
$7 per day and reasonable travelling! the reservoirs on the hill had been It will be off from an hour and a half
providing for the creation of sink­
.In the Conimunity Building here
ers and Harbors, after careful consid­
expenses for the time actually em- cleaned out and that the water to two hours, City Engineer Stacer
ing funds for the payment of the
tonight at 7:30 o’clock the North Bend
eration* of .the reports of the district
ployed in the performance of their would be turned off at 3 p. m. Sun- says.
interest on and principal of such
and Coquille Junior Hi teams will
and division engineers, and of the
day in order to flush the mains.
duties.
bonds; and declaring an emer­
meet in a basket ball game.
data presented at a hearing before
County treasurer, 81800 to 82500.
He also reported that he had made
gency.
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, the Board, and at an informal con­
County clerk, 82,000 to $3,400.
a thorough examination of the Com­
Be It Enacted by the People of the
ference with local interests during a
Sheriff, 82.400 to 83,000.
munity Building and found its floor
State of Oregon:
visit by the Board to the locality on
Assessor, 82,000 to 82,400.
and underpinning all in good condi­
Section I. That the county court
May 25, 1934, expresses the view that
School superintendent, 82,000 I to tion He did recommend, however,
or board of county commissioners, as
little prospect appears that ship­
82.400.
that a larger pipe, an Inch instead of
When the “Butch Morse Wonder the case may be, of any county of
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ments from the Coquille River, even
The clerk, sheriff and assessor ar* a three-quarter pipe, be run into the
Stars
” meet Bill’s Place in the Com­ this state be and they hereby- are
What would you do if you had a authorized to appoint deputies and building. When the basketball boys
were the 16-foot channel completed,
munity
Hall tomorrow night, it will authorized by' resolution or order to
would exceed the average of about million, or perhaps four million assistants required, at salaries fixed are taking showers the other cus­
mark
the
second year of competition issue general obligation bonds to be
50,000 tons reached during the period dollars?
by the county court.
tomers in that section cannot get any
for
the
all-stars
of U. of O. The team designated “funding bonds” for the
Mrs. C. E. Murray, of North Bend,
of peak production, and in the opin­
All the above, except in the case of water from theirfaucets.
had
its
origin
in
1934 and, as it did purpose of retiring lawfully issued
ion of the Board the cost of securing , who is one of the 250 heirs to the the county treasurer, are the salaries
After the council session the mem­
last
winter,
the
five
is starting its outstanding warrants bearing dates
and maintaining such a channel Baker estate tn the east, declares she paid county officials prior to 1933, bers discussed several possible SERA
prior to the effective date of this act.
would be wholly disproportionate to will build a Baptist church in North when the legislature reduced salaries projects, one of them being the pipe schedule of games in Coquille.
Section 2. That said bonds shall
The
“
All-Stars
I
”
were
led
by
the benefits. It points out that large Bend, another in Coquille; then go all over the state. In the other coun­ replacement above referred to, and
bear interest at not to exceed 5 per
“
Iron
Mike
”
Mikulak,
Mike
being
expenditures are being made to pro­ to another climate,' and not worry ties of the state the reduction was for the replanking of the board walk
cent per annum, payable semiannual­
vide a deep water port at Coos Bay, about the Townsend old age pension a two year period only and salaries from Willard street in to the Com­ flanked by Bernie Hughes, Chuck ly, and said bonds and the coupons
W
tabard,
Brae
Cuppoletti,
Mark
plan.
only 20 miles to the north.” *
automatically reverted to the former munity Building Another suggested
Thia thereon shall be of such dates, tenor
The only fault we have to find figure on Jan. 1 of this year. But t1s9 improvement Is the placing of poets Temple, and Leighton Gee.
team
defeated
Bill
’
s
Place,
20
to
21, and denomination as the county court
It ta decidedly a question whether with her program is. Why go to an­ .Coos county salary reduction law dM at either end of that walk to prevent
or board of county commissioners, as
before a packed house.
Nowhere on earth not contain that restoring feature, cars from being driven on it.
- or not the opening of a ditch between other climate?
the case may be, of such county shall
•
Signed
up
with
the
club
this
win
­
the two sloughs would provide means can a climate be found to compare and the bill now introduced will put
An ordinance was adopted seg-
deem advisable, and that said bonds
ter
are
"Butch"
Morse,
Ralph
Terje-
of cheap transportation of logs from the year round with Coos county’s.
Coos salaries back on a par with gregating the street improvements on
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son.
Bob
Parke,
Maurice
Van
Vliet,
The Baker estate has been in the those paid in other Oregon counties. the R. A. Palmer place, corner at
the Coquille watershed.
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Roy
Gagnon.
Jim
Watts.
Con
Fury
But there is no question but that process of settlement for 14 years
Tenth and Coulter -the former A L
C. of C. Meeting Held Tuesday
and George Pepelnjak.
It Pubiic to Hoar Judge HaD
the quick draining of flood waters, and is approaching
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tier property, ao that the Valley it “Butch" Morse, the team's lumin­
At the Chamber of Commerce
ited at around one billion hol-
permitting thousands of acres of land is estimated
A Lean Co. can pay the
There
is
to
be
an
open
meeti
ary. played three years at end on the board of directors meeting in the
in thia valley, now useless for half lars.
street assessments on the portion
Oregon eleven, prior to which he was hotel Tuesday noon, Clyde E. Niles
the year or more, to be used for ten
Bank deposits, the land on which the public of the Coos County Bar owned by the company.
Association in North Bend tomorrow
a Portland high school star. At the was named as the committeeman ,
or eleven months of the year, would the city of Chillicothe, Ohio, la lo­
It was announced that the Cow Bell
1
At 4 p. m.
conclusion of the 1934 season, Morse from Coquille to confer with the Gold
be a wonderful boon to farming and cated, and six hundred acres in the (Saturday) afternoon.
Dairy ta the only purveyor of milk
Circuit
Judge
Hall
Lusk,
of
Portland,
made
practically
every
all-coast
se
­
Beach and other Chambers of Com­
dairying in this section.
City of Philadelphia,- are included
which has paid its license fee this
And after all, ta not farming what in the estate. The land has been un­ will deliver an address on the sub­ year and the marshal was instructed lection, played in the East-West game merce in checking up on CCC work
this section will have to depend on der a 99-year lease, and the John ject, “The relationship of the judi­ to notify all other dealers to pay up. at San Francisco, and was in the line­ in southewstem Oregon, and in at­
up of the team which met the New tempting to have a road built up the
when all the timber in 4he watershed Wanamaker store in Philidelphia is ciary to the administration of jus­
Dr. W. V. Glaisyer was authorized
tice.” Judge Lusk is a very able mem­
York Giants last Sunday in Portland. Rogue river by CCC workers.
ta cut?
situated on the tract.
to inspect pasteurizing plants which
Roy A. Wemich outlined to the di­
It is reported locally that Glenn ber of the state’s judiciary and his supply Coquille with milk to ascer­ "Senator” Morse, as he is called by
Burned in Gasoline Fire -e Murray, who played baseball fai Co­ address will be well worth hearing tain if thie law ta being complied with. hta intimates, played three yean of rectors a proposal for making Cbos
The meeting will be held in Odd Fel­
high school basketball.
county a port of call for European-
Farr it Elwood notified the city
Mary Gerlach, 18-years of age, was quille the past two seasons, is a son lows’ Temple at 4 p. m.
Concerning Jim “Buttercup” Watts, going vessels, by guaranteeing them
of
the
heiress.
quite severely burned at her home on
Following Judge Lusk's talks there that the company would comply with there is no doubt that he is a bona- ao much freight. There is a lot of
the Fishtrap road Tuesday evening
will be discussions of several matters the request that there be no blocking fide basketball player. Now a mem- freight from Coos county which is
Com-Hog Control Starts
of sidewalks along their building by
and was brought to the Coquille Hos­
I
of public interest by four Coos at­
shipped to Portland and there trans­
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f
The second Com-Hog campaign in
trucks.
pital for treatment. Her hands, arms,
torneys.
ferred to vessels Europe-bound.
If
Coos
county
will
be
started
on
Febru
­
Councilman
Medley,
chairman
at
face and legs were quite badly blis­
The public is invited to hear this
the
freight
was
shipped
from
Coos
Frankie
Monroe
on
Next
Card
tered, but she was fortunate that the ary 8 and fl. when 1934 committeemen program, no personal invitation be­ the street committee, announced
Bay the shippers would benefit to the
and any producers interested will
that the parking lines would soon be
Definitely Frankie Monroe and Tex
gas and oil tanks did not explode.
ing necessary.
extent
of the Portland haul, and the.
meet
to
hoar
the
details
of
the
new
repainted
Wilcox will mix in the eight-round
She had crawled through an open­
guarantee expense would be small
ing in the rear of the woodshed to get contract explained, according to
main event of Promoter Jack McCar­
Grand Jury to Meet Feb. 13
when divided among all those ship­
some gas to accommodate a truck plans formulated now -at the county
W. H. Bunch Seriously III
thy’s next boxing card, Wednesday
ping to Europe. Most of the time the
Next
Tuesday, Feb. 12, being a
night,
February
20.
,
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driver and in some day the gas on agent's office.
W. H. (Ham) Bunch who suf fered
shipments would make the required
The first meeting will be held at state holiday—Lincoln’s birthday—
McCarthy has plucked a real at-
the floor caught fire. She says she
a stroke about 11 o’clock Sunday I
tonnage.
Judge
Brand
this
week
ordered
the
does not know what started the blaze, the county agent's office in Coquille
night was rushed to Mast hospital, faction in Monroe, while word from
The matter is to be taken up with '
but the building burned and she had where all 1934 committeemen have grand jilry to meet the next day. where he has been receiving medical Tacoma where Wilcox makes hta
to crawl up over the tanks to get out, I been requested to meet at 10 a. m and Feb. 13. The regular February term attention since. He was reported as headquarters pointe out that be is the other chambers in the county,
with shippers and others, to see if the
with the danger of an explosion ev­ producers interested in hearing the of Circuit court will open on Feb. 25 considerably improved at press time?-« real °PP<>nent for Frankie.
Tex plan can be put into effect.
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Next
Friday,
Feb.
15,
was
named
as
program
explained
at
1:30
p.
m.
The
ery second. Dr. M. Earl Wilson was
says the Myrtle Point Herald
I Salkeld, well known ring figure,
President
Norton
reported
that
the
motion
day.
called and gave her first aid treat­ second meeting will be held at the
Relatives were notified when hta hand1“ Monroe, while Dave Miller, city council was working out a plan
There is not a great deal of work condition seemed critical and Mtae ;
ment before bringing her into town ! Coos
Bay Mutual Creamery ’ in
Tacoma Tex Rickard, watches the for making the river front improve­
Marshfield at 1:30 p. m. on February for the grand jury this term and Dis­ Minnie Bunch came Monday night fortune« of the other boy.
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phm an SERA project.
Everybody knows the dope on ment
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9. Chas. W. Smith, emergency agri­ trict Attorney Flaxel thinks four from Salem to be in attendance at |
Altering Recorder’s Office
C. W. Ghtio reported on the voca-
cultural supervisor from Corvallis, days will be a sufficient time for it hta bedside and Walter Bunch ar-, Erankie Monroe, Klamath falls’ | tional
training
meeting
held
last
week
Alterations are being made in Re­
to meet.,
rived Tuesday night from Wall.1 P^ he ta the greatest consistent
n ng meet,ng held last week
will attend the Coquille meeting.
corder Leslie’s office which will af­
Tuesday, Feb. 19, has been set as Walla, Wash., to be with his father.' drawing card tn the Pacific North-, in the court house and explained how
The new contract, which growers
ford more room for himself and City
those incapacitated for manual labor
may or may not sign, as they choose, Naturalization Day and it is expected Mr Bunch makes Ki-
hta home ^>i*te
with tei«
hta west,
WMt- that he hai
haa met Cecil PavneJ
Payne. have an opportunity t0 a/ quire
Treasurer Bickels. The inside wood
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is much more simple than the first to make quite a ceremony of admit­ sister, Mrs. Belle Bennett, of West'
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and glass frame work, at the corner
eation which will make them self-
ting foreign-born residents to citi­
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on
Page
Six)
Myrtle
Point.
The
aged
man
was'
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where water customers pay their
supporting.
zenship.
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Cool county school superintendent
CCC Bovs Get Into Trouble
bills, has been taken out and a win­
A request was made that the di­
Game at 8:15 Tomorrow
for approximately 20 years, and is
Two CCC boys from McKinley got rectors go on record ar. favoring the
dow installed in its stead. Two of the
State
Dairymen
’
s
Meeting
In order to accommodate the local
tables In the Farmers 8c Merchants
well known throughout this section. int<) trouble with the local police last; immediate payment of the veterans’
Grading and labelling" of cheese
Bank have been purchased and they business men and shop clerks the
' Saturday night and are now lan-, adjustment service cerdficates, or the
will be placed along the north and starting time of the “Butch Morse manufactured in Oregon will be per- Passed Away on Stage Yesterday gutahing in the county jail. Albert bonus as it is generally called
mtasable
if
legislation
requested
by
east sides of the office, affording con- ! I Wonder Star’’ - Bill’s Place basket-
“Why take it out rd the hands of
Mrs. Lula Day, 73, of Portland, Sandecki was arrested for being
siderable more room for laying out bal1 ,a™e tomorr°w night, Saturday, the Oregon State Dairymen’s asso­
drunk and disorderly and as the of-' congress?” queried J A. Lamb. And
passed
away
on
the
southbound
stage,
ciation
at
its
annual
meeting
Just
the books. The steam radiators have in the Community building, has been
fleers were taking him to the city E. s Emery went farther, by declar-
closed in McMinnville is passed by iust outside of Myrtle Point yester­
also been rearranged to provide room set back to 8:15 o’clock.
bastile, Leonard Krudniski interfered ln* that the bonus question had be- .
The new hour should give almost the legislature, according to word day afternoon, heart trouble being and attempted to release him. The corne • Political football and had no
for the long tables.
the
cause
of
death.
She
had
come
every one ample time to attend, and brought back to Coos county by a
officers threw the former in and; pUc* ln ■ dvlc body’s discussions,
down to visit her daughter, Mrs.
/
Bargain Rates on the Journal as a game lasts less than an hour, «rouP of local dairymen who attend- Norma Rickman, of Myrtle Point, and then the tatter, who was charged with ' There was not sufficient time to
dances and shows can easily be tak-j
thu meeting. Those attending
-| discuss the matter and it was laid
disorderly conduct.
Bargain Day Rates for the Oregon —
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<■>.>
—> sales and
m —
en «_
in «-»
later.
Ticket
gen­ from Coos county were E. L. Detlef- Mrs. Cora Hull, of Bandon, and two
Recorder Leslie fined them 830 and I over until next Tuesday’s session.
Journal are now on and will be un-I eral enthusiasm point to an atten­ sen and W. E. Cross, of Coquille; J. sons, Clarence Bumgardner, of Ban­
til Feb. 27. For Sentinel subscribers dance of-a large crowd.
D Carl, Arago; George Maas,. Myrtle don, and Ira Bumgardner, of Leneve, 850 respectively, in his court Mon­
County Buy« New Ford
we offer the daily’ and Sunday Jour­
Point and George Jenkins, county before she underwent an operation. day morning.
nal for 87.65 a year.
For the daily
The
county car used by Deputy
Her
husband.
L.
L.
Day,
and
two
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Auxiliary Patriotic Program
only, 84.50; and for Sunday only,
Wilson’s Debs Won Last Night Sheriff Culver, being much the worse
other
daughters
reside
In
Portland.
A potluck dinner to be held at 8:30
84.05. Two dollars should be added
Wilson’s Debutantes, Coquille la­ for wear, the county court this week
p. m. is scheduled for Monday, Feb.
Annual Red Cron Feb. 15
to the above for the Sentinel for a
Gaylord
Man
Buried
Today
dies
’ basketball sextette, which was ordered a hew V8 Ford sedan from
11. the date of the regular monthly
The annual meeting of the Coos
year unless the subscriber is already
the Niles Motor Co. for his use.
business meeting of the Legion Aux­ County Red Cross chapter will be held
Funeral services are being held at defeated at Myrtle Point on Wednes­
paid in advance.
iliary
Immediately following the in the Marshfield city hall at two p. Myrtle Point at 1:30 this afternoon day evening, turned the tables on
Sent to Reform School
Picture Netted Ladlca $40
dinner a patriotic program will be m. next Saturday. Feb. 18.
Miss for William Pinkerton Hainey. 75, practically the same squad, playing
as a Bridge team, in the Community
given in observance of Americanism Bigelow, Pacific coast Red Cross rep­ who died at Gaylord last Sunday.
Elmer Cooper, of Bandon, arrested
The picture,' “Anne of Green month under the direction of Mn. resentative. will be present.
He is survived by his widow, Nora Building here last night and won by last week on a delinquency charge,
Last
Gables," which was shown here Sun­ Gladys Gano, Americanism chairman. year’s annual meeting was held in A. Hainey, and two sons, Carl, of a score of 31 to 15.
was taken to the reform school this
day, Monday and Tuesday, sponsored A short business session, at which Coquille and Mrs. W. G. Barrow, Gaylord, and Ray, of Portland; a
week. He will be 18- years of age in
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson left about six weeks.
by the Woman's Club and for which time routine business will be trans­ county president, urgently requests brother, James H.. in Missouri, and
they sold tickets on a percentage ba­ acted. will be held later in the eve­ that all who paid the dollar member-1 a sister, Mrs. Nettie Thompson, of last Sunday on a ten-day business
ning.
sis, netted the ladies forty dollars.
trip to T/^ig Beach. Calif. »
Calling canta. SO for $100.
Phoenix, Arta.
ship fee last fall be present.
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in the move to provide flood control
in the Coquille valley, by cutting a
channel through the divide from
. Beaver slough to Isthmus inlet and
letting the flood waters out "into Coos
• Bay, an attempt to reduce the harbor
at Bandon to a mere river mouth, to
the benefit of the Coos Bay harbor.
And there is considerable reason
for the World’s stand, in the quota­
tion made from a recent statement
by the chief of army engineers, a'
part of which reads as follows:
WHAT WOULD
YOUDOWITHIT?
ALL-STARSPLAY
HERE FEB. 9